Psychology of Learning and Motivation: Volume 63
A research-focused volume on how people learn, reason, remember, and solve problems
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A research-focused volume on how people learn, reason, remember, and solve problems
Edited by Brian H. Ross, Volume 63 of Psychology of Learning and Motivation gathers empirical and theoretical work from cognitive and experimental psychology. Its chapters span foundational learning research alongside higher-order cognition, connecting topics such as memory and imagery, attention, inductive and causal reasoning, insight, and problem solving. The volume also addresses applied questions through its coverage of eyewitness lineups, while chapters on statistical regularities and the teleological choice rule examine how people detect patterns and make judgments. As a collected scholarly volume, it offers multiple research-centered perspectives rather than a single continuous argument.
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- Students and researchers in cognitive or experimental psychology
- Readers interested in learning, reasoning, memory, and attention research
- Those examining cognition in applied contexts such as eyewitness identification
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